Roe and fallow does present different challenges, but David Barrington Barnes always relishes his first sightings of the deer. Credit: Simon Roy Many years have elapsed since my best and most memorable encounter with deer. I was roe stalking in…
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David Barrington Barnes on the arrival of does
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Mike Powell reviews the Pulsar Accolade
Mike Powell turns his eye – well, both eyes – to the Pulsar Accolade thermal binocular and its eye strain-reducing capabilities. Pulsar are the headline sponsors of this year’s Great British Shooting Awards. For more information, just visit: http://bit.ly/304ALSC Fox…
Tagged with: fox, mike powell, monocular, pulsar accolade, rabbits, rangefinding, RSPB, shooting, thermal binocular, Thomas Jacks
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Mike Powell reviews the Pulsar Forward F455
Front-mounted NV units have come of age, finds Mike Powell as he tests the Pulsar Forward F455. Mike Powell tests the Pulsar Forward F455. Pulsar are the headline sponsors of this year’s Great British Shooting Awards. For more information, just…
GBSA sponsor Pulsar Digex riflescope range review
Chris Parkin gives his verdict on the latest night vision riflescopes from Pulsar – the Digex range available in N450 and N455. Pulsar are the headline sponsors of this year’s Great British Shooting Awards. For more information, just visit: https://www.futureevents.uk/thegreatbritishshootingawards/home…
Will O’Meara on the future of shooting
Having tested his kit and drawn his conclusions, Will O’Meara turns his attentions to the future of shooting and how to help it This month’s article is a bit of a mixed bag; which is similar to the variety of…
Best centrefire rifles 2021 – our top picks
If you’re after something new, there are plenty of new releases on the market to catch your eye – whatever quarry you’re after. This time, we’re looking at the best centrefire rifles for 2021. Blaser R8 Ultimate The Blaser R8…
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Benefits of shooting sticks w/ Mark Ripley
Mark Ripley explores the benefits of shooting sticks and proves his point with an impressive foxing haul using the new five-legged Viperflex “With a new set of sticks to test it would have been rude not to take them out…
Tagged with: benefits, bipod, carbon fibre, fox, foxing, mark ripley, quarry, range, shoot, shooting, shooting sticks, tripod, viperflex
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Which hunting calibre is best?
Byron Pace puts the most common calibres head-to-head to determine which really is the best There are a few questions in rifle shooting that incite swarms of responses, polarise opinions, and likely end up in some form of argument. Asking…
Tagged with: calibre, cartridge, deer, deer cartridge, hunting, rifle shooting, shooting
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Great British Shooting Awards 2021: Public voting open NOW
The category shortlists have been decided for the third annual Great British Shooting Awards, and we can reveal them below. To cast your vote, just click on the link below:https://www.futureevents.uk/thegreatbritishshootingawards/vote The voting closes on March 7th, and winners will be revealed…
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Foxing and doe stalking with Mark Ripley
Plans for a lazy weekend are dashed as Mark Ripley is called into action on fallow does and foxes in heat. It had been a long week and I’d been working away with early starts, travel and late nights and…
